The purpose of study is to evaluate effect of Vitamin D Supplement on insulin resistance and the incidence of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in patients with prediabetes (IFG or IGT) and vitamin-D deficiency. This is a triple blinded placebo controlled clinical trial (researcher, patient, analyzer). The study population consists of all adult patients with pre-diabetes presenting to endocrinology clinic. Inclusion criteria include 18 years of age, pre diabetes, and vitamin-D deficiency. Exclusion criteria include patients with overt diabetes or other medical conditions that interfere with glucose metabolism, and chronic use of medications that interfere with glucose metabolism. 80 subjects will enroll in each group. Past medical history will be obtained and height, weight, waist circumference will be measured and Body Mass Index calculated for all participants. A blood sample will be drawn and FPG and serum insulin will be measured. Then 75-gr OGTT will be done. For evaluation of insulin resistance HOMA-IR index will be used. In vitamin D group, fifteen 50,000 IU Vitamin-D pearls will be administered weekly for 3 months then 1 pearl monthly. In the control group, placebo pearls will be administered with similar schedule. At the end of month 3 and 6 weight and waist circumference will be measured. The two groups will be compared regarding FPG, serum vitamin D, insulin resistance and OGTT results.